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BARN’tiWMn*. C.
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the best minds on both sides
know -can not be changed.
These will abide forever, ex
cept with those who are defi
cient in self respect and good
morals. ‘ But it wolild not be a
wild guess to intimate that
those negroes who have freely
grow both physically and mor
ally, so that your parents may
always be justly proud of you
as they are now. With every
good wish for a long and happy
life. . •: •'
“I am, Sincerely yours; *
h “John J. Pershing.”
^ .7 given themselves to their coun- A man with a heart for lit-
enii ' try and made a splendid record tie things that mean so much to
■jBum.j.™ - 1 — i --' — j for indomitable courage will others can not help heing great.
W. M. JONES. Editor
i receive sorhething more than L
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latnrvd m «M*oi»wl-c'aK* mail mutter Fob-
HMTy 14. 1005. at till* I’oHtoflii*** nt Mam- I
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Of March 3. IK79:
PEACE DEVELOPMENTS.
DEATH OF C. SAM DYCHES.
The sad and unexpected death
of G. Sam Dyches, of the Heal-
ing Springs section, came as a
shock to his many friends
throughout* Barnwell comity.
He was only sick a few clays
with influenza which developed
into pneumonia resulting in his
dyatli at an early, jiyjir Friday
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morning
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The funeral .services were cod-
ducted l*y the Rev. P -E. Bolen,
SPECIAL NOTICE
To Caaa'if aa4 P*UHry Dcauastrat'oi Club
Mcabrrs
are expecting you tt>
continue your, club work tit rt
year. • $
Yours fincerely,
! (jli fiord Bur rat, t And
Eloi -e Office,
UHOII
We regret that on account of
continued quarantine agatnsirt
influenza our Club .Exibit Dayi Home JMnonstraricm
appointed for the 23rd. o‘f.
November is called ol| ftp-/this •> . / /'
year. Do not bring your can-! Mrs. Isadoro
Agents.
C m t r u«*.l fr m I’i «{<• <)m‘
time.
The people-of this state have r
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reason to be iiroud of them- will not be the order of the day
selves for Ihfe excellent solu-
of Orangeburg, Saturday after
noon i n the | vreTFnVe o fj f 6 r
a ■;conco.ni>e- of- . sorrowing
1 elalivev a ml sympathetic fi ieiids
and his pa 11 a i ns were i n it 1 red
in
ned goods nor your
exhibit to Barnwell.
The prizes which
awarded this yeni
poultry j Blackvilie
. r r day. -
will be
are
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Brown pf
is in' Barnwell - to
'.T. K.v ntreo v and
.Legal nnv. rio. KHt »hFn»V of $.1 00 rr*'-’■ V"' j— ”"^7 ~'T in Germany for some months
perineii tir.st oix< r;t«n hi a iif;y f**i t<.j lions they ha\o made 01 piob- com ^ but neither will star-i
—h «tib'.qu.M t oi«ot.o.,. j lcms in former days. Our, jjast Ration. Unfortunately for Ger- t i, ( - houble l\»«ds . Rapt is
jrtnamw " i **" es, P er - ’** n .success tnves us confidencethat man appeals which! asked that •.-litncli and was o,m**of I life m«.»
the Double Bonds rrnn'teiy
M r;; I )vc4h‘s was a luciiiber of |
r,t>: * v“ -17 n b’xi success gives us con
ItttioDS of K — yards of Frank* ) .
u,d hi «utrT f^-aTr~sr v ~rit'’t‘A‘ 1 ot n it*, j v/e can handle these, too
Will bee’ihrc' d fo- nt 1 tie r*e<‘ ••£ Ji r "*>* J • -
i>f mo* t |i r vord. j
wul si urn 1 mum i haj
.ppeap
Mr. Wilsoii send: Mr. Hoover progressive farmers in bis com-!
to Germany to supervise Ger- infinity.-
man food relief, they have “said He survived by Jns^wUe:,
-so many things unworthy of be- ^‘’Migliteis, Mrs. D. B. 4 • r\" « . ^
until if some Germans >?': Mrs. Harry pllbllC ailCtlOPx Ofl DeCCmCer 6th.
c/ain, oT DlackViflv; fivi
sons, “ Messrs. \V.
u; Dvcht“s r -
»4# p< r oi •!
each t « rrfoi
•f tb o^nta.
Ail chans?*'" of ndvpr jriic? Mint all
Romonunicii'io'h uiiot »«* HddrC'*i*** , l to
The Bmuwol' so. I nol mid oi :rl ho 1 11
ihit ofti o it >t la'or 'Ii«h 1m »d
Borin' g to u.Huro puhliCHlto • m
Nrreot ii**Hi-.
“COTTON IS A FOOL”
The' cotton market during
the past two weeks lias been
up and down' and all around
V, y except where we felt that it
! should go. Cotton is extreme-
lief, until if some Germans
should starve they would have
to thank their former spokes* j;
Home place' of Patrick; Bai^s, near
Elko, to be sold by Executors at
1)\ chtI L’nder and by' virtue of the power and audiority vested in i:s
|,'jits Executors of the last Will and Testament of Patrick Batcs v
All eoinmu'ii<’R*i<iio inu't t'^ siirni'd i ly semvitive to .conditions that
by th«* writ* r. i i>t f«*r I'* 1 l.llVMt OH. 1 M' | ( J U no ^ p p p 1 y
Mi evid«*iici* of h od fnith.
thv nrvr pafwr.
4 t pro- !
to ether staple
i products. The cotton market
1 can find many reasons why it
MUBMCIUPTIo.N KATK*
j*nr ft W; M t mcmbi
Phr*-** in »i th« §Ws."
IN .M*»VSt K
HIM
they are swinging
In feminine or muu> j ori*-r«
, mute |»'»y*ht- In 1
Til* Nbw 8KVTIMCI. I'CBI.IkNINU (’<•
men. \ Dwh.s, A. M.
We may naturally expect to b,m L. DvciiEs
see many swings of the pendu- t»*rs. Mis. .1. K. Lancaster and 1
lum, before national life in Eu-, Mrs. 3. It. id wins, of Black-
, rope settles down. They have v ^ !, ‘’ . Hn li three .Im tbios.
should bring a high piice, and been* under kings Tor so long ^bssi-s. li. i,. Dvrhos, and (>.
D. 'Dydies, uf Blackville, and
A. •). Dyches, of Barnwell, who
. LX . have the sympathy of many
without thej-training or ideals f • , . •
,— — /* , .friends m their bereavement,
to make success of a republi- —
can form of government. Eu- to 1,10
rope seems to desire to be a Gwens Drug
continent of republics, but in • Cotton. Liberal fwlvtroee* am
a few years we shall *see many expi-rt-Ui^ndling by
still more reasons to account un tii no w
for a falling price.’ The gen
eral average, however, is more
often below than above w’hat it
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' should bring.
Now, it w'ould take k dozen
Philadelphia lawyers and more
to give competent advice as to
GETTING BACK TO NOR-
r MAL.
Uncle Remus tells a story of holding or selling cotton. What 0 f them go back to their'kings 1 but e v, Sn v a nil a h ,-dn..
v^e do think is highly impor- a jjr a i n . It will iflJtTbe long be-
tant and pertinent to the occa- f or€ peace conference will
sion is to call attention to the as3 emble and settle many of
inconvenience ot depending on ^ ie outstanding problems.
It is with much pleasure.tha^
,v , . *' deceased, dated Ovtol)cr 3. -probated February 2i»T910, o:
i \ c n-N, am \vjiidf'date Letters '1'estamyntary weie issued to MacivDates, w.luv
•Jr.; two sm-aJone qualified ,as ITeetitor of said Will, Bui die 3Q5, Roll 2, i;t
five of the Judge ot BrolxUe for Barnwell County, the undersigned
as Executors of said W ifi, will offer for sale at/public auction,
to flu’ highest biddc ■ foi rash, on Friday, December 6, 191S, at
11:00 o’clock a. m., at tile.residence of the late Patrick Bates, about
two mileSreast of Elko and about five miles northwest of Black
viile ^ \: /
All that certain tract of land cotBauiirig ninety-six (%) acres,
more , or less, with the building? and improvements thereon sit
uate, lying and being in the County of Barnwell, State of South ^
New Drug >korc. Carolina, about one half mile north of the Southern Railw ay front
T>., Fiiirfrix, S. 'That is known as 94 crossing, between Klko and, BlackvilE'.
bounded by lands now or formerly of J. D. Prothro, H. A. Bole;;..
how Bre’r Tarrvpin tried to fly.
He enlisted the help of Bre’r
Turkey Buzzard to get up in
the air. When he thought he
had attained a sufficient dis
tance in the air the buzzard
Railed from under the terrapin
and he hit .th? earth. Bre’r
Tarry pin said that flying was
all right, but the trouble was
in learning how to alight on the
ground. We are facing a simi
lar condition in our adjustment
from war to peace conditions.
We have gotton along fairly
~ well. But our trouble will be
in getting back to the normal
again.
One of these difficulties con
cerns the question of wages on
a peace* bads. Wages for w ar
work hhd to.be high, because
war munitions had to be pro
duced. Labor has done splen- 1
didly during the war, and now
expects its reward from the na- .ku k
tion in the shape of favorable I diet
legislation. The employer must r.
Bell
one money crop, and making
that crop cotton. It is never
the highest wisdom to put all
of our eggs in one basket. Al
most everything the farmer
buvs costs more now than be-
• a.
fore. Everything he has to sell
brings more money for the in-
vestmenFTFe put 1 n it thaTTlJot-
ton. What could be it wiser
suggestion than to raise more
hogs and cows, sow* wheat, rV^
and oats, raise more and bet
ter clr kons, and plant less cot
ton. Cotton is a fool.
GEN. JOHN J. PERSHING.
In the years to come th
a me and fame
ifN
>f Pershing
‘ Eig-i
Let
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Grant,
Ave note a meeting recently
held in New; York city and at
tended by representatives from
all the nations whose woman
hood has suffered at the hands
of (German soldiers. If all the
outrages against womanhood in
all former wars coy Id be com
bined they could not equal
w hat Germans . have; done in
this war to French', Belgian,
Italian*'and Armenian women.
So gross and revolting have
been their crimes even against
chiklhooiE-before reaching wo
rn anno od, that the details can
not be printed. In the portions
of France and Belgium held by
Tire tier mans for four
For headache,
neuralgia, colds and
grippe prudent phy
sicians now advise
estate ol l)r. Reynolds, J. J. Baxtev and Mrs. Alice Thompson
Whittle. . ' /
Purchaser to pay for revenue stamps.
MACK BATES,
Rev. J. D. PEACOCK,
Executors of the last Will and Testament of Patrick Bates, dee d.
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V\\,Swlft & £aw r> 12*lca 0; '/ill r * l£
• O'°f tXir 22 PiickitiV it} U. S.A.
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Pi:nW
The \mpr,ov;-2 tnblet
wiiich tiie heart
fendeocy vts conni.iiar..
by he ,rl-to:.irg elcm.
d o a void c fnsior-
<\
eve. v •child born during that
Jackson uM other great sol-Rime is of German paternity.
h sold
'packages.
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CLASSIFIED LOCAL fDVS.
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will tve ouThc 7i\
ns. WaMiing^on,
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His elevation to great-“One of the problems confront-
not due to fortune be- ing the charitable organiza-
his wares to the general cause great men can’t help be- tions has been to know' just
T>ublic at what the public will • ing great. Littleness canTiever wfuit to do with these war ba-
pay, and must reduce wages j achieve greatness, nor can bies and their mothers^ and the ^——~~~ —
paid. The employees are equal- great people do anything in a French husbands wfTo have for vU.i - \tir ,/./i »m**iI tty»
ly -determined that wages shall | small way. 3’he follow’ing story been in the army for four years. w< ' m “ ' 1,1 ^ y B rt . u 11H t .
not be reduCecT. | is told of GeTi.-Pershing at the These infants are being cared ■ 1° ' r "
I^ibor is another problem, time that he Was bearing the for in infant hospitals by Red foh sale— f * i*h ^r. u*nj t>i««it
During 4he war the needs of 1 responsibilities of nearly two
the government had to be sup-! million figjiting men in France,
plied, and laborers were with-; When everybody in America
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Cross funds. The womanhood
of the w’orid asked ut this New
York meeting that these "Wo
men be not held up to the world
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VV*c*lit» r’* lfri-t Mill n»*r
I> hiiei f. o I* null XViAfrf in, C’.
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ALitornobtHts.
drawn from peaceful employ-; lucked to him to see that Amer-
ments to war work, even ican soldiers carried, on. In as shamed, but be Held in equal
-though th£ farmers and others France in an’infantry unit was honor as those soldiers w’ho
went shorthanded. The govern- a Jew, Is^ac Cohn, to whose were honorably .<maimed and
ment will release its labor as wife in New York on Septem- wounded in defense of
rapidly as it can be absorbed ber T3th, was born a son-. jFte- country on land or..sea.
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into peaceful pursuits. As the ; membering that Sept. 13th was
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> aupply of labor exceeds the tie- also the birthday of his com
mand the price of labor will mander, Gen. Pershing, he ca- ll(lv . llilug0
bled hls wife-to name the baby Sayjnrtiiih, Git.—
Pershing. Mrs. Cohn did so -Til _ - *
and wrote to Gen. Pershing:
Politics will still be with us,
*nd in all probability our po-
TWKNTY FI\KJ.l *Hr A nt uuili.i Vs tind"
ihe Bftriiwell teriifory (o Il e dealer
who izes ihe siiuti'ion nt>d ean
■—Jiotnee Vulwyinobilep. Sj> t iliealionR—
Forty Ho'iir I’iiwT-'A Ked Seal Conii-
n-ntHl '^Nj'tir - Hor*»** Hud- Heck
Clat^h — >\r inht-rK (?nrlf'jrptnr —
l lobe.-.ki*H I>r|x«—’I itnlinpr Hearing*—
.“t-vvHM \’!)t»iiua, WhjC-lhrt.s- lie ill
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15un m a , r : c t, fliee, dir nidp..
ltUiS 6t y Ailai^i, Geoigii.
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litical methods will be changed am the proudest mother iff the
in some large or small meas- world to have my baby bear the
•■re. In former, wars the mili- name of one to whom the en-
4ary units came from the same tire civilized world will look
•ections and gained no new po- up to as their savior.” This
litical ideas. In this war the letter came back from the gen-
men from every- section have eral whose days and nights
Leen thrown with men from ev- were burdened with the fight-
ery other section of the nation,. ing that broke Germany’s
with the result that ideas have back: f -
‘been exchanged. What the re- “Master Pershing Jerome
•ult will be after these men Cohn: ‘ H
•come home is a problem, but it “Dear Little Pershing :
will bring about some changes though it will be some time be-
ln our politics. ' fore you will be old enough 4 to ['
While (the race question has read this, as you are only a~p
not been satisfactory to either month, old today, I am writing
of the races. Yet when all the to tell you how pleased I am
‘facts have been weighed on j to have a little boy who was
both sides, there might have born on ray Ijirthday for a
been *orfe mistakesjnadg.lhan 1 namesake. Hhope that you
have been'-made. Th^re are j.will grow up t o be a strong, in-^
aome facts in the race question dustrious boy, and as the years
that are so fundamental that go by, you will continue to .
Money on Long Terms
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BRO WN & BUSH
Lawyer^
• BARNWELI f . is. C.
For Sale-
OVERLAND 4-9O, almost
new. Cheap iop^quick
- sale. ' Js
Thos. M.JBoulware,
Barnwell, S. C.
I Owe My Life to
Mr. McKinley’s letter
may be suiferers as lie
was. Head iff
v t c: i *iwff h in in# oou-Ht»"v
tfsve *m» mi a.d told rfi« rooiHd
m 4{vft Hiiotlu-r ii'Oitt+i. i'rrunii
smrrtl- -me, from'town
ro t o'rn;. Uaroujjliou* tna country
ami li.viii^fjo no into' nil kinds
"y hcficj s>(d;:cs And build*-'
in;;.v: :«orm times Hlandlns; jt|> {<fr
b. > i'3 ,^t. a time whll# plyliiK.'Any
4iv K« as am tHju-f'P. jt |g^>r,ly
bafr.rai tbiit * bnd - cclit* (rr-
sKCB-tl?; om> when tlus—would
i ,» Ifttt* atto.iiiiou to It,
until last Dt-cembcr wheji 1 con
tract* d a sever®, caso, which.
tiir onijh neifi-.-ct on mv part
settled on my I'iuk^. t\b.i
•#►1 *«H» late, i Ix-ftun tfOrlfflBK,-
bin. nllhuui avail, until I beiird
ef Perann.. II cared m*j so I
cannot .praise It too M*hiy. J
ke Topsy—
Company
Has Not ‘‘Jest Crowed”
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S\\ ft ft Company, in'fifty years of well
ordered growth, has become one of the
great national services because it has
learned to do something for the American
people which they needed to have done
- for them, in the way in which they
preferred to have it done.
It has met each successive demand, in
the changing conditions of national life,
by getting good meat to increasing mil
lions effectively, efficiently, economically,
and expeditiously. '
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The Swift & Company packing plants,
refrigerator cars, car routes, branch
houses, organization, and personnel of
today are the practical solutions, bom of
practical experience, to the food problems
of half a century.
Because of all these elements working in
correlation and unison, Swift ft Company
fe able to supply more and better meat to
more people than would have been pos
sible otherwise, at a net profit per pound of
meat so low (a fraction of a cent) that the
consumer price is practically unaffected.
‘ Strip away any portion of this vast,
smooth-running human machine, and you
make a Targe part of |hi meat supply
uncertain, lose the benefit of half a century
of fruitful experience, and Scatter the
intelligent energies of men who have
devoted a life work toward meeting the
needs of a nation in one vital field.
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